Paul Wells

Paul Wells: The Liberals can’t seem to resist claiming moral superiority. But on their tax reforms, it’s not totally clear what side they’re on.

Paul Wells: Hassle and woe are the hallmarks of the opposition leader role. And the Tory leader seems to be finding that out the hard way.

The outgoing governor general speaks with Paul Wells about the rise of distrust in Canada, Harper’s 2009 prorogation of Parliament, and what he plans to do next

Paul Wells on what to watch for in Ottawa as the three main party leaders stumble back after a difficult summer

Since the Liberals won the election, Trudeau has taken care to reward Canada’s big unions for their support

Ginette Petitpas Taylor offers few details on how her government will fight back against the public-health crisis, but she pledges to work with provinces on the front lines

In a Kentucky town that broke with 150 years of tradition to vote for President Donald Trump, there is little sign of buyers’ remorse

The Tomatometer is punishing Hollywood for awful movies. There’s a lesson here for politicians who are dodging objective evaluation.

Kellie Leitch and Brad Trost are shut out, Maxime Bernier is denied the finance portfolio—and just maybe, the world is unfolding as it should

Justin Trudeau looks to one of his most capable cabinet ministers to deliver on Indigenous affairs, one of the government’s thorniest files